Fleury will start at home against Tampa Bay on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Pens play early in the afternoon Saturday and Sunday. Coach Mike Sullivan would not commit to either Fleury or backup Jeff Zatkoff starting Sunday in Buffalo.

Fleury picked up a home victory against the Red Wings on Thursday, turning aside 35 of 38 while benefiting from six goals of offensive support.

EDGE Analysis

He's been alternating wins and losses thus far in February, but that's not much more than statistical noise in what's been yet another fine season for Fleury. His wins won't reach their usual level because of Pittsburgh's early struggles on the offensive end, but the Flower's consistency in regular-season ratios is astounding -- he's finished the last five campaigns with GAAs between 2.32 and 2.39, and this year's 2.35 has him set up to make it six.

Fleury was the first goalie off the ice Thursday and will start against the Red Wings, DK on Pittsburgh Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

He holds a career 6-6-1 mark against Detroit and has yet to face them in 2015-16, but allowed four goals on 16 shots before being pulled the last time he face the Wings on March 16. After a rough post All-Star Game patch, the Flower has held opponents to two goals or less in his last four starts. With an 11-game slate on tap Thursday, there may be less risky matchups available.

Fleury lost 2-1 in the shootout Monday after turning aside 27 of 28 shots against Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Opposing netminder Al Montoya was just a bit better than the Flower, who was beaten by Jussi Jokinen in the fifth round of the shootout. Fleury has now alternated wins and losses in six straight games and owns a 2.33 GAA to go with a .922 save percentage and 22-13-6 record this season.

Fleury will defend the blue paint Monday against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury continues to rack up outstanding performances in net, allowing two or less goals in each of his last three outings to lower his GAA to 2.37 and up his save percentage to .921 on the campaign. He'll receive an increased chance at a victory Monday by avoiding Florida's primary netminder (Roberto Luongo), and will instead prepare to face Al Montoya and a Panthers club that's been on a bit of a slide of late, losing four of their last five games.

Pens coach Mike Sullivan declined to name a starter for Monday's tilt in Florida following Sunday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Pittsburgh is in the midst of playing just one time in five days, so under normal circumstances Fleury would be the clear cut starter. Backup Jeff Zatkoff made 44 saves in an OT win over the Panthers a week ago in Florida, however, so there's a chance Sullivan could go with him again. The coach said the decision is "to be determined." The Pens canceled their morning skate Monday and will likely not announce who starts until later in the day.

Fleury stopped 29 of 30 shots in a 2-1 shootout win over Carolina on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

The Flower was cruising to what would have been his fifth shutout of the year until Andrej Nestrasil beat him with 5:18 left in regulation. He was able to have a perfect overtime and shootout, though, locking up his 22nd win of the season. After a brief two-game hiccup at the start of February where he allowed nine goals, Fleury appears back on track, as he's given up just five over his last three contests.

Fleury will look to get back on track against Carolina on Friday, ROOT Sports Pittsburgh reports.

EDGE Analysis

Despite the loss, Fleury did not perform too poorly in his last outing, as he saved 19 of 21 shots, but was left wanting for some offensive support. Posting a 2.68 GAA in his previous eight starts, the 31-year-old has relied heavily on his teammates of late. However, with Sidney Crosby on top of his game, the netminder enters every contest with a good chance of coming away with the win.

Fleury gave up two goals on 21 shots in Wednesday's 3-0 loss to the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

Pittsburgh out-shot the Rangers 34-22, but Fleury picked up the tough-luck loss due to the heroics of opposing goaltender Henrik Lundqvist. Fleury has benefited from the Penguins' recent flurry of goals, as he still owns a fabulous 6-2-0 record over his last eight starts.

Fleury will be in the crease in Wednesday's game against the Rangers, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was sharp in his last start, stopping 36 of 38 shots en route to a 6-2 win over the Ducks on Monday. The former first-round pick will look to pick up his 22nd win of the season Wednesday in a decent home matchup with a Rangers team averaging 2.35 goals per game on the road this season, 17th in the NHL.